Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace’s pal gets intimate with sun cream on bizarre beach trip

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace was seen recruiting a mate to make sure every inch of her skin was covered in sun cream.

In a bizarre beach display, the former Big Brother star stood with her modesty barely contained by a tiny gold bikini as her mate leaned in close to her crotch.

Raising her arms above her head, the 41-year-old beamed a huge smile while her female pal sprayed sun cream along her bikini line.

Making sure every inch of her was protected, her helpful friend even rubbed sun cream onto Aisleyne’s bum cheeks, which were completely exposed by her revealing g-string bikini.

While the front of her costume left very little to the imagination, the back was even more revealing, with just a few strings of material wrapped around her to keep the outfit in place during her trip to Bournemouth today.

Aisleyne’s tattooed pal didn’t seen to mind at all as she got up-close-and-personal with her friend from every angle.

Once she was protected from the sun’s rays, Aisleyne picked up her pet pooch and headed off to the sea for a little splash.

Walking along the edge of the water, the reality babe held up her arm to wave for the camera.

Aisleyne, who wore big sunglasses, tied her long blonde hair up in a bun before making her way to the water.

She’s never been the shy type, and it’s no wonder when she’s got such an enviable figure.

The bikini is a big favourite of Aisleyne’s.

She recently wore it for a risqué day out at the park, stripping off to sunbathe on a towel in the sweltering heat.

The body confident star rose to fame on Big Brother in 2006.

Last year, she said she’d treated herself to the biggest breast implants allowed under British law.

She went up from a 34E to a FF and splashed out on some liposuction on her chin and arms while she was at it.

Despite her surgical enhancements, Aisleyne says lockdown has made her re-evaluate things and care less about her looks than she used to.

Before the coronavirus pandemic saw beauty salons shut up shop, Aisleyne was getting weekly spray tans and having regular appointments to maintain her eyelashes, eyebrows and hair extensions.

She told The Sun in May: “After all this, it is quite empowering to see I can look half decent without having ‘the works’ each week and I saved an absolute fortune which is always good.”